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Hawking radiation is the theoretical thermal black body radiation released outside a black hole's event horizon. This is counterintuitive because once ordinary electromagnetic radiation is inside the event horizon, it cannot escape. It is named after the physicist Stephen Hawking, who developed...

When I said unique I mean relatively, it will still have some similarities. But as space and time bends gravity, speed of light would be relatively different there. That was what I meant actually, I didn't think it would sound as completely different laws.

I was thinking so as well. But what happens the energy it releases. Does it decays in universe? Or forms into something else later on? I don't think anything can keep its form after it enters in a black hole. I just wonder what happens the energy after blackhole dies out?

It was just a theory. I was thinking if black holes keeps some of the matters inside, maybe it will form into a new universe. Thanks to @billslugg, he confirms black holes releases the energy back after consumes. So I might be wrong. But if it was other way, in my theory black holes would be a...

I meant the other side actually. Until some point of event horizon we can communicate. But how far we can send signals too?

I think so too, if there's such universe exist. We wouldn't be able to travel or communicate at all. Thanks for the information

There's no specific size. Probably when he did this research, the sizes he mentioned are valid for this universe. Initially, black hole will compress the matters very small, even smaller than protons. Then, it explodes inside, starting to expand its own space. I don't have any kind of...

Yes, but that's the event horizon. Also, it's still tiny compared to the universe it belongs to. We can't observe inside at all, and even if we could, we wouldn't be able to see anything due to the difference in the flow of time. I believe this massive bend in time and space creates another...

The universe is essentially divided into galaxies and each galaxy eventually succumbs to a black hole, giving birth to a new universe. However, when a black hole explodes, it releases some of the particles it has consumed, while the rest are trapped in subspace, leading to the creation of a new...

Hierarchical Structure of the Cosmos: Black Holes as Portals to Subquantum Dimensions Abstract: This piece delves into a theory proposing that our universe experiences cycles of growth, galaxy development, and eventual contraction via black holes. This process births subquantum universes. These...